Hood River’s apple success tied to soil and care
In Hood River Oregon, growers praise Mount Hood soils and deep cultivation. They stress balanced irrigation, careful pruning, and thorough spraying to produce top quality Newtown Pippins and Spitzenburgs. The Packer Man notes Shepard’s strong yields and a focus on a No. 1 pack with uniform sizing and protective wrapping.
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Tess
Hood River
Ore
Aug
Rmiddie West
Mount Hood
Newtown
Ben Davis
Ben Ie
Shepard
Luther Burbank
Ley
Ordeva
Earks
Caviot
Gunwerb
Accep Catiot
Nit
M. Hatars & Potyter
Gto J
Sergent
Willie van ‘Horn
The
A. B. Bucklen
F. G. Church
Walter Cooper
B. M. Camp
L. E. Clark
Campbell Broz
W. S,per
J. L.carter
Chas, Chandler
H. Canning
H. G. Like
B.copple
W.carnes
C. Dethman
M.D. Iy L. Dinsmoore
J. A. Epping
Reds
Merson
Bruny Frung
F. Foeberg
Wm. ‘Terrell
A. N. Foley
J. Gearson
J. J. Gibbons
J. 3. Gould
D. B. Garrabert
B. F. Gerking
J A. Howell
T. H. Hayner
Alex, Harri
John Hazel
P. D. Hendrickes
R. E. Harbison
H. A. Figckett
J. K. Hall
A.A. Hoover
E. T. Hall
C. Jacobson
C. Jantsen
J. M. Jones
J. W. Jen- King
F. M. Jackson
Peter Kophe
D. R. Kemp
A. Kohler
A. T. King
Gee
Knowles
Kallas
Kollock
W. Krugson
Warrens Ladd
G. W. Jafferty
R. B. Liddsay
E. E
Lyons
B. Long
M.E. Martin
John Moher
C.E. Markham
A. J. Mason
J. C. Mark
J. A. Mec ‘Curdy
W. Mac’ Cune
W. L. Nichols
P. Ralph
Chas
W. Reed
A. D. Ramsay
W. P. Schobee
C. H.spout
B. F. Shoemaker
Wm. Stout
A. Schiller
L. Struck
W. H. Stewart
T. “A. Scholl
Geo
W. Simon
Geo. J.sargent
H. Stanton
M. F. Shaw
E. H.stepard
T. G. Smith
A. C. Stanton
Troy Shelley
John Stanton
B.r.,tucker
Jas
M. Taylor
O. Vanderbilt
H. M. Vannier
V.winchell
Clint. Wood
Jasper Wickham
J. Ward
D. J. Wildemeon
BE Wright
R. HH
Wallace
R. H
Weber
Huxley
Hurley
United States
Mr. Shepherd
Hilver
Packers Report Debunking Butter Quotation Fixes
Portland dispatch notes The Packer refutes Chicago Butter and Egg board quoted prices as fictitious arguing they misread market conditions. It defends its aim to inform readers about fruit dairy markets and lists several Portland area firms in the trade including Hood River apples and Oregon pears shippers.
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Geneva
New York
Hedrick
America
E. D. Ball
Utah
Sax
Portland
A. I. Roberts
Colorado
Ball
Hood River Valley
Porter
Chicago
Packer
Saro
Mac Veard
Ya Packer
Butter & Egg Board
Jaycox
saMfml
Butter & Eye Board
Wee Sutter Committee
Potatoes and Cheese Prices Dominate Kansas Market
Kansas City augment reports weak digging in Kaw valley due to wet fields yet strong distant demand for potatoes. Hight movement previously boosted prices, now tempered by southern Minnesota shipments. Cheese prices stay firm with expected further rises as butter output ideas shift. Market quotes for creamery extras, firsts, seconds set with new posting system. Freight schedule updates on B C W fast train from Cincinnati. Ohio crop report shows grapes at 67 percent of average, pears 3 percent, apples percent.
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Kansas City
Kaw Valley
Minnesota
Sic
Wye
It & Eldredge
W. Linn & Son
J. P. Young
Bete
Ford & Howard
C. HH. Warner & Co
Merrill & Eid
Stallwood & Co
Geo. W. Linn & Son
Merrill & el
A. Stallwood &_.Co
Zee
Merrill & Eldredge
Geo W. Linn & Sof
Jacob Jacobson
A. H. Barber
Mr. Jacobson
G. McAdams
Lepman & Hegszkce
J. Dixon Avery& Sons
Lepman & Hergle
C.H. Weaver
Merrill G
H. A. Emerson
New York Mercantile Exchange
Dairy Farms Co Sued Over Butter Shipment
A suit filed in the Wisconsin Dairy Farms Co case seeks 1071 pounds for butter sold F.O.B. shipping point. The plaintiff alleges the butter was inferior and shipped East, with depositions expected to show it was stock handled by a Chicago firm at the stated price.
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Chi
Isconein Dairy Farms Co
State Street
Maude Cecaimeny
Earkark Rapids
Rapite
Minn
Sullivan
Snuijuleioul
We. F
Wisconsin Dairy Farms Co
Chicago
Robin N. Baltz
New York Mercantile Exchange
Cantaloupes Hit Kansas City Market Hard on Quality
Cantaloupes of fairly good quality were scarce at Kansas City markets on August 10. Most arrivals come from Missouri and Oklahoma with Arkansas stock also shipped. Buyers remain highly selective, with only exceptional quality fetching top prices from 82 cents to 2.59 dollars, while overall demand and prices are irregular.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Ivers
Fresh Poultry Market Report and Credit Settlement Dynamics
New York markets show moderate poultry supply with steady fowl demand and prices for picked and scalded varieties around 14 to 18 cents per pound. Broilers and spring chickens move slowly while roosters and ducks show modest activity. Separately, Schmockler & Cohen creditors approve a 60 percent settlement plan, detailing quarterly payments to creditors totaling 50 percent of debts, avoiding bankruptcy.
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New York
of. Schmockler & Cohen
Flushing Avenue
Wiliam, Hoffataudter
I. Sugarman
A. Shaure
A. Honingsburg & Co
Samuel Blick
Henry Kaicheim
John H. Loeffer
Schmockler & Cohen
Georgia Peach Market Shows Mixed Quality On Aug Market
New York Aug 10 The Georgia peach deal described as disappointing is fading as transport issues hindered long distance movement. Heard Fruit Co Elberton Ga praised for top car quality, while Missouri offerings began weak then improved with prices from 1 to 3.50, and some cars from storage homes showing fair quality. Delaware Maryland and North Carolina small lots noted.
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New York
Georgia
L. M. Heard
Heard Fruit Co
Elberton
J. P. Sauer & Co
Sauer
J. G. Pathews
McNair
Delaware
Maryland
Carolina
Thirteenth Annual Apple Shippers Convention Opens in Atlantic City
Atlantic City N J Aug 8 The thirteenth annual convention of the International Apple Shippers Assn opened at the St Charles hotel with President Wiley I presiding Mayor Story of Atlantic City welcomed delegates and ex president Walter Snyder spoke on packing and grading apples The address outlined business goals for the year and stressed careful grading and fair transport practices amid reports of stocks and the new transportation and tariff legislation affecting the industry.
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Wen. L. Wager
Chicago
Geo. W. Olivit
New York
E. N. Roomis
A. Warren Patch
Boston
H. Hothwell
C. H. Williamson
Beckwith
BR. d. Geakam
C. H. Weaver
Atlantic City
N. J
Patch
Wiley
Franklin FB. Story
Pennsyyvania
Walter Snyder
Baltimore
Bea
F . Consident
International Apple Shippers' Assn
United States
Canada
Nova Scota
Ben Davis
Michigan
Ptet
Rothwell
Congress
Beneft
Apple
Jhhairman
Kimball
O Clates
Germany
Washington
H. Weaver
C. A Wheelock
E N. Loomis
C. W. Kimball
Rr. Kimball
Mr. Loomis
Farrin
York Shippers’ Protective Assa
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Newtowns
Spitzenburga
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Oregon
Ion House
Amo Ie
Dryer & Bollam Co
California
Hesanbert Thompson & Co
Hy Davenport Bros
Is House
W. B. Glatke & Co
MG Glatke
Assa
Siberia
Aye Toft & Co
Toft
7 Page & Sons
Great West
Cindinrfdd
B. C
Id ‘Tati
Ohio
Dairy Farms CO
Mimsenat
Reamery
Reedsville
W. Va
W. Key
N. Rogers
Macon
Central of Georgia
Alabama
New York Bay
Peach Market
Appleshippers
WM. L. Wagoner
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